Sentence examples for given livelihood from inspiring English sources
A number of household characteristics influenced the ability of a household to pursue a given livelihood strategy.
In any rural community land is a basic productive resource, and access to it determines the wellbeing of a given livelihood.
It is bringing economy to the country, giving livelihood to a number of people by involving in different activities starting from agriculture to the export.
If it [tribal medicine] is as efficacious, it serves a certain purpose and it solves the problem of the people and in today's world that it gives livelihood to persons I think there is every reason why we should support it.
Everything he had, he invested in Pakistan, giving livelihoods to tens of thousands, improving the economy.
Mrs. Mollah is given a livelihood stipend of 140 rupees a week to support her during the program.
Given the livelihood context of smallholder farming system in the studied area, context specific institutional interventions such as the integrated use of both safety nets and cargo nets may help communities to overcome livelihood predicaments associated with the recurrent flood disasters.
Given the livelihood context of smallholder farming system in the studied area, which is highly vulnerable to environmental hazards and persistently challenged by population pressure and land degradation, it is highly likely that the size of farm land will remain to be a major determining factor of the resilience capacity of the studied households.
Poor career paths and promotion opportunities lead to health workers feeling 'stuck', while official salaries often cover only part of a worker's needs or overall income (given alternative livelihood strategies, such as engaging in part-time private sector health services or entirely different informal occupations) [ 33].
Here in Plaquemines Parish, tensions centered on who got to lay the boom, how would they be certified and how much they would get paid — a reasonable concern, given the livelihoods lost.
